Tourism
Everyone is traveling there: 250,000 Israelis have reached their favorite spot
A 59% surge in Israeli tourism to Thailand with 254,212 visitors this year. The Thai ambassador celebrated: “It’s a second home, not just a vacation spot”.
Lisbon's funicular derails, killing three, injuring at least 20
Spanish travel company eDreams blocks accommodation listings in Israeli settlements in West Bank
Traveler hotels turn dogs into "certified travelers" with festive bandana
Working by the sea: The European country inviting you for three years
Work remotely in Europe for 3 years! Enjoy stunning beaches, historic cities, and advanced digital infrastructure – the perfect mix of freedom, travel, and work.
Economic and moral bloom: We must bring tourism back to the north
Combining investment in northern tourism with a global campaign for Jews worldwide can create economic and moral growth. This is a vital national interest, not just a gift to the north.
Coming soon: 2 new hotels in the South
The Shevet Achim Group is establishing 2 new hotels and expanding the Dream Island Resort in the South.
Boutique on the Carmel: The new hotel that opened in the heart of the Ahuza neighborhood in Haifa
The hotel has 21 rooms and suites and also the Marva restaurant, which offers a dairy-fish menu. This is the price per night.
The secret Europe is hiding: Where to find true peace in 2025
Europe struggles with over-tourism, but Estonia’s remote islands offer true peace: Ruhnu with 150 residents and ringing sand, Vormsi with Swedish heritage, and Kihnu with a matriarchal society.
Smilansky Festival returns – your guide to everything you must do in the capital of the Negev
Smilansky Festival returns to Beersheba’s Old City Aug 26–28 with Netta Barzilai, Margol & more. Enjoy live shows, food, art, plus our guide to the best restaurants, hotels & attractions.
A spa in a Templar building
The Carmella Boutique Hotel and Spa in Haifa takes you back in time
The famous Red Bus arrives in the north for the first time – here’s where you’ll find it
Nahariya launches the north’s first double-decker tourist bus with three routes: Family, northern border, and panoramic city tour. Service runs until the end of the summer vacation.
After a “once-in-200-Years” flood: The beloved Israeli site reopens
The Nature and Parks Authority reopens the Arugot Stream trails after a 3-month restoration. The May flood caused unusual damage, but now hikers can splash in the stream’s cool waters.
Panama City: Hats, cigars, food, and a pretty big canal
The Jerusalem Post Podcast - Travel Edition, Episode 112
City of Dreams Mediterranean celebrates two years with a spectacular festival
As part of its anniversary, City of Dreams Mediterranean held a spectacular festival from July 10–12, offering three days of continuous excitement in an especially electrifying atmosphere.
